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Insight Data Fellows Programs Insight is now accepting applications from graduating students for our fellowships in: Email us at info insightdatascience. Jobs in Business Development for gene editing services at Biocytogen They are hiring PhD level employees for 3 different positions see attached. Biocytogen was founded in , with three affiliates in US and China.

We are one of the global leaders in the production of genetically engineered animal models, preclinical in vivo efficacy studies and pharmacological services. We have developed two excellent platforms: These models are very useful for in vivo efficacy studies that directly evaluate antibody and compound candidate drugs targeting specific human immune checkpoints at various stages of your drug development.

We welcome you to join us to make a stronger and better Biocytogen! See job descriptions and qualifications attached. For more information, contact James Jin james. You can read articles by Talia Planas about the Art of Communicating Science based on the class she took at Rutgers last spring. This event is open to postdocs and Ph. Students and includes career panels and networking opportunity. This year the conference will be focused on science policy, diversity, industry postdoctoral programs, social entrepreneurship along with non-academic and academic job profiles.

The deadline to register is August 23rd. Discounted rates for students and postdocs. See attached flyer for details. See below if you are interested. For questions, please contact one of the program directors: You can read articles by Urmimala Basu who interviewed SciPhD alum Stephanie Veerasammy who is now a science writer and credits SciPhD for helping her prepare for her career and Vasiliki Kanta-Chhantzi who writes about the gender gap in publishing.

See attached flyer and register by clicking here. You can meet people from the following categories: The successful candidate will participate in the evaluation and improvement of the Investigative Biology Laboratory course supported by a Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Innovative Teaching grant. The successful candidate will take a leading role in the evaluation and improvement of the Investigative Biology Laboratory course, which is designed to introduce students to the processes of scientific investigation and to promote collaboration, communication, and literacy in science.

The course is taught three times a year fall, spring, summer to students per year. The successful candidate will work with co-PIs Dr. Mark Sarvary in biology and Dr. Natasha Holmes in physics and a growing team of discipline-based education researchers to evaluate the existing courses, and design and test improvements. A significant portion of the project will be devoted to developing training materials for instructors and teaching assistants graduate and undergraduate. The review of applications will begin on August 1. Annual contracts renewable up to 2 years Preferred qualifications include any of the following: In the subject line please use: Please also contact the PIs Dr.

Internship at Cell Press The Press Office of Cell Press is offering a fall science writing internship for current graduate students or those who recently finished a graduate program. The program is designed to give you the full experience of being a press officer at a major publishing operation. You will also learn how a scientific paper goes from the laboratory to a story in a major media outlet, and you will have the opportunity to collaborate with other business teams, including marketing, commercial sales, editorial, and production.

Writing press releases about research published in Cell Press journals and acting as the press contact. At the end of the internship, you should add to your working knowledge of how to strategize, develop, and execute PR campaigns for various audience segments, write compelling PR content for the web, and measure and analyze campaign outcomes. The ideal candidate for the internship will: A demonstrated interest in science is a plus.

Due to the competitive nature of the internship, you may be asked to take a writing test and provide the names of two references if you are a finalist. No housing or relocation assistance. A laptop is provided. The internship is 5 days a week, Monday through Friday, 9 a. There is a work from home option on Wednesdays. Start date is flexible, but the internship lasts from September through December. To apply by JULY 16 , click here. Project coordinator at Big10 Academic Alliance to support programs and initiatives of the Graduate Deans Group The Big Ten Academic Alliance is seeking to hire two project coordinators to join our dynamic team of professionals managing programs and projects sponsored by deans and other senior level stakeholders at our member universities.

The primary responsibilities of one of the project coordinators will be to support the programs, initiatives and project groups of this group, including your collaborative recruitment and diversity programs. The primary responsibilities of the other project coordinator will be supporting the programs, initiatives and project groups of the Big Ten Academic Alliance Chief Information Officers, including those related to information technology security, accessibility, learning technologies, and professional development. Attached please find the job advertisement. For further information regarding application procedures, contact Jennifer Steiling at steiling illinois.

Responsibilities include coordinating all of the activities including career development workshops, mixers, and seminar series; organizing an annual orientation event and the registration process for participants; and cultivating an alumni network that will serve as mentors and speakers for a variety of events. In consultation with the Program Director and other participants, the Coordinator will invite speakers for workshops, seminars and mixers, and will serve as the primary liaison with internship partners, local biotechnology businesses, external contractors, and program evaluators.

The Coordinator will maintain a database to track participants, and will maintain and update a program website advertising events and activities. The Coordinator will attend an annual meeting of professional development programs at the National Institutes of Health, will contribute to the writing of annual progress reports, and may contribute to publications describing program achievements. Familiarity with the Southern California industries, science policy fellowships and advocacy training is also a plus. The funding for this position is guaranteed through August 31, You can read articles by Jennifer Casiano write about the advice she learned at the NIH Career Symposium , Huri Mucahit who wrote about the need for staff scientists , and Tomas Kasza who writes about the importance of self-assessments for scientists.

Data Incubator Fellowship Program: The Data Incubator is an intensive 8 week fellowship that prepares masters students, PhDs, and postdocs in STEM and social science fields seeking industry careers as data scientists. In addition to the below in-person locations, we will have a remote online session: For application link, click here Data Science in 30 minutes: To read about our latest fellow alumni, check out our blog. This is a paid internship, and we're looking for a talented, proactive graduate student to join us this summer.

We do things differently at Beyond the Tenure Track: We do not accept resumes or cover letters. You read that right. You know we've helped hundreds of PhDs find amazing jobs. In our career strategy work with PhDs, we know that resumes and cover letters can be time consuming and inadequate at showcasing grad students' skills and experiences. So instead of describing your skills and experiences in static documents, we ask questions and request demonstrations.

That means we ask applicants show us your work not just tell us about your work. Expect to spend at least min. We are deeply committed to developing PhDs to successfully transition from student to professional. Applicants will watch it as part of completing your demonstration. Here are the internship details.

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Applications close on July 6, June Congratulations to iJOBS Phase 2 trainee Anna Giarratana who went to the Biogen conference in Boston last week and her team came in 2nd place in the mock drug discovery presentation. Prerna Nepali who is also in Phase 2 participated in the program as well see attached picture. The MSL position which often is filled by a PhD level person allows you to communicate the science behind the therapeutics to key opinion leaders and to better design future scientific studies and clinical trials.

In addition to the training platform, the online modules include recruitment readiness, advice on where to start, working with recruiters, and interview questions. To preview the online program From Science to Pharma, you can watch the 1. To indicate interest in signing up for the program and paying your portion for the packages above, please sign up on this form.

Serve as a liaison by representing the company in outside groups; Adhere to all governmental regulations and company SOPs. Therapeutic area, Oncology experience including experience in working with cooperative groups. To apply, click here and for more information, contact obdulia. SPAR will provide an outlet for the scientific community at Rutgers to learn more about policy and how policy affects our research. In addition, SPAR will connect the scientific research community at Rutgers to policymakers and the local community. If you are interested in joining SPAR, please fill out the survey linked here or on the attached flier.

Website with resources for biotech job search and career development Toby Freedman, PhD has a wonderful website and book with many resources for graduate students and postdocs looking at non-academic jobs. Click here to see her site with career info, resume templates, and other useful information. The topic is Writing for Advisory Board Meetings these are typically closed-door meetings held by pharmaceutical companies to attain strategic advice from a group of "advisors".

Our expert panelists will address how to: Navigate the strategic writing process involved in meeting preparation Successfully fulfill the onsite role as a medical writer Complete the project with an insightful executive summary Please visit our chapter website for more meeting information and registration details. Instead, find a job faster by preparing for your job search: Create a magnetic profile, Build your professional network, Strategize to market yourself.

Sign Up for 2Actify Use the coupon code: Small group career coachinghighly recommended by your colleagues in the program. ORISE opportunities with Department of Defense sponsors The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education ORISE connects the most talented and diverse students, recent graduates, faculty and educators to programs closely aligned with the interests of a variety of research facilities, including those managed for the U.

Department of Energy DOE and more than a dozen other federal agencies. Most of the ORISE opportunities are twelve month research opportunities, with the possibility to be renewed for additional twelve month research periods 5 years max. Citizenship is required to participate at the DoD installations. To see all of our available opportunities, please visit this website. We also encourage individuals to sign up for our Talent Network to received alerts with new opportunities that match candidate interests on this site: Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in genetic epidemiology, statistical genetics or related fields with an interest in cardiometabolic traits and diseases at Mt Sinai By using genetics, we aim to understand the biology that underlies the susceptibility to obesity and its links to related cardiometabolic traits.

The ideal candidate has a PhD or equivalent doctorate, a strong background in genetic epidemiology, epidemiology, statistical genetics, bioinformatics, computational biology or a related discipline and has demonstrated scientific productivity. To apply, please send CV and cover letter to Ruth Loos ruth. Positions at the U. Must be eligible to work in the US as an hourly W2 employee.

Science Supervisor at High School An excellent college preparatory yeshiva high school with a rigorous and individualized academic program and rich, exciting athletic programs, is seeking a full time High School Science Department Chair who will have advanced degrees in Science and minimum 3 years of classroom experience. The candidate will oversee the Science Dept. The candidate should have extensive knowledge of the STEM field. Please contact Joel Paul at x. We strive to support the most diverse and promising research projects around the world.

Current openings are below. They have a preference for PhD-level scientists preferably neuroscientists with years of experience as a postdoc. If you are interested, please contact Eric Vieira eric. Seek a motivated early-career scientist seeking to accelerate the translation of research into therapies for patients with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.

As part of a venture philanthropy that funds academic and biotechnology programs, this role will be integral in supporting the management of ADDF's research portfolio and strategic partnerships with industry, investors, and other funding agencies. The Scientific Program Officer will proactively support applicants and ADDF-funded researchers by connecting them with resources to develop and support their programs from concept to commercialization. This position requires a PhD or equivalent degree in a relevant biomedical discipline. The ideal candidate will have: Research experience in neuroscience, neurology, or a related field.

General knowledge of drug discovery and development for CNS diseases desired. Translational or clinical research experience is a plus. Strong project and time management skills with the ability to manage competing requests. Excellent oral communications and writing skills with demonstrated ability to communicate to both scientific and lay audiences.

Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work closely with key opinion leaders, partner organizations, donors, and staff. Dementia prevention has been a major topic of research for decades but the vast majority of research designs cannot conclusively prove or disprove a given therapeutic approach. Similarly, therapeutic strategies to slow aging are extremely difficult to prove yet could be the most effective approaches to extend healthy active life and delay the onset of dementia.

ADDF seeks a Biomarkers Scientific Program Officer, Scientific Affairs Program who will be a motivated early-career scientist seeking to accelerate the translation of research into therapies for patients with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. An important component of this mission is to develop biomarkers that can 1 accurately diagnose 2 properly stratify and enrich patient populations 3 demonstrate target engagement for novel therapies and 4 reliably monitor disease progression and response to treatment. As part of a venture philanthropy that funds academic and biotechnology programs, this position will help maintain the biomarkers research program.

This includes management of a research portfolio, development of strategic partnerships, and support of applicants through connecting them with resources to progress their programs towards commercialization. Therefore, there is a great need for longitudinal deep phenotyping of patients in the clinic. The theme this year is Data Visualization and Advances in Analytics. Trends in data visualization techniques point to increasingly compelling ways statistical models are being used for data mining, inference and prediction. With the rapid developments in internet technology, genomics, financial risk modeling, and exponentially expanding large networks of health care databases, the need to explore data and make meaningful inferences has become the core of the modern data science.

In this symposium, we will bring together experts who will elaborate on the tools useful for tackling modern-day data analysis problems. Talks will be based on clear applications drawn from the technology as well as the pharmaceutical industry. Focus will be on large to very large datasets and approaches in tackling challenges in analytics.

Speakers who have agreed to present papers and the titles of their presentations include: The topic of the posters does not necessarily have to be about Data Visualization. To register for the Symposium please click here. Congratulations to Caroline Pantazis who was accepted into the Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics Fellowship program for next year! You can read articles by Monal Mehta about exploring your skills , SciPhD Business and Leadership Skills , the cause of declining interest in academic careers , attending a professional society meeting , what to know before starting your PhD program , information for international students by an immigration lawyer , pointers about industry careers , and whether to go to straight to grad school or not.

Information about the SAPA Career Development Workshop - note to attend the rest of the event besides the career fair, you need to pay for registration: The CDW Organization Committee has planned diligently in the past few months in order to present you a new learning opportunity. Instead of teaching-centric, we are presenting you a new workshop style experience this time with a dynamic platform to connect people together.

This will help you find out on what really matters in your own career development. This includes identifying the root cause for misconceptions and leadership derailers, and searching for optimal solutions for the hot topics of your concerns. We will also host a job fair with many recruiters, hiring managers with new job openings.

Come to unlock your potential and enhance your professional experience. You can register by clicking here. If you have any question, concern, or suggestion, please email: The core responsibilities of this position include leading the development and implementation of a biophysics instrumentation lab. The position will support personal care cross-category fundamental and applied research needs for body cleansing, lotions, and underarm technologies.

The successful candidate will also be actively involved in identification and testing of new actives and benefits. Application of industry standards in skin biophysical instrumentation for the documentation of skin health benefits. Management of skin imaging laboratory including several non-invasive instrumentation pieces of equipment. Application of image analysis and statistical analysis to the interpretation of data.

Technical guidance to skin research teams on appropriate biophysical techniques. Implementation to pre-clinical dermatological studies for proof of concept testing of laboratory leads. Collaboration with internal technical and external partners. Report progress to management and research teams. Experience with consumer products is a plus. Experience with the Canfield Visia imager and the Vivascope confocal microscope preferred. Familiarity with Photoshop, Image J. Familiarity with clinical dermatological testing methodologies.

For more information and how to apply, click here. I-Corps Rutgers Open House — all are welcome! We are also recruiting mentors with industry or entrepreneurship experience. Light refreshments will be served. See attached flyer for more details. Sign up for our notification list Questions? You can read articles by Aminat Musah about staying relevant at your company , different types of PIs , and qualities of good manuscripts.

The areas available for research include improved cell line expression and screens, reduced development time, and understanding the performance capabilities of our base cell substrates. The postdoctoral position is a research position in an industrial setting with the opportunity to collaborate across multiple disciplines that is afforded by a large biopharmaceutical company such as our genomics, analytical and process development groups.

You will be encouraged to present and publish your findings. With a commitment to continuous improvement, two positions in the Cell and Molecular Biology group will work on understanding and developing new technology for commercial cell line development CLD. The appointment is for two years providing appropriate progress occurs in the first year.

The fellow will design and lead the scientific strategy. Interested candidates who will have their PhD before the start of their postdoctoral fellowship should submit a research proposal related to this opportunity that is a maximum of 2 pages, clarity and brevity are prized, along with their resume. PhD in Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, or a related discipline, or if aligned with your research proposal. Scientific excellence, creative problem solving skills, effective oral and written communication capabilities Anticipated skills to be used Cell culture maintenance and expansion Stable cell line generation Cell imaging and expression analysis.

Job openings as Associate Program Officer at The Helmsley Charitable Trust If you are interested in non-profit, foundation careers then this might be a good fit for you. The APO will help manage administrative components of the grantmaking process, especially tasks associated with managing grant life-cycles; tracking program budgets and periodically reconciling with parallel systems; ensuring accurate payment and accounting of grants; helping to plan and execute complex program—related meetings; and maintaining positive and proactive communication with grantees.

In addition to program administration, the APO will be expected to engage in substantive programmatic support to the portfolio through the following: The APO will serve as a point of contact for applicants and grantees. Travel will be required. PhD degree required; public health policy or science research experience helpful. For detailed list of responsibilities and requirements, as well as how to apply, please click here. We invite any postdoc, clinical fellow or PhD-level graduate student to join us, regardless if you are part of the NIH intramural program or not.

This event is free to attend participants are responsible for their own travel expenses. Bring plenty of business cards. This is a great way to meet people and make connections for future employment. Tuesday May 22 from pm. Consulting position at AstraZeneca in Maryland for molecular biologist with yeast genetics experience The Department of Antibody Discovery and Protein Engineering in Gaithersburg, MD is seeking a talented and highly motivated Associate Scientist II to enhance our antibody-based platform technology efforts.

The successful candidate will help build the next-generation discovery engine to rapidly isolate therapeutic antibodies. We are seeking a candidate with expertise in yeast genetics and yeast high throughput screens that is excited by research at the interface between technology and biology and will operate independently and in collaboration with a diverse group of scientists to actively drive technological innovations. The selected individual will be a well-organized and a highly productive bench scientist that can design and execute experiments efficiently, as well as analyze, interpret and present data to multidisciplinary project teams.

The successful candidate should be an expert in yeast genetics and molecular biology, particularly in developing and establishing yeast based library screens. The ideal candidate would also have experience in yeast genetics, display-based technologies, such as phage or yeast display, with using automation for high-throughput screening.

Familiarity with expression systems in different yeast strains would also be highly advantageous. Strong communication skills are highly desirable. The individual should also be self-motivated, have good organizational skills and have demonstrated an ability to work within teams. Potential for second year or permanent employment. Please email your resume with rate and availability to Karen: Janssen Postdoc Program The Janssen Postdoctoral Post-Doc Program helps early career scientists gain the training and experience needed to further their careers, while addressing the needs of global healthcare.

If you want to excel as a leader within our team, build a network of professional contacts, and develop the skills needed to advance your career, consider the Janssen Post-Doc Program. There are more than 30 positions open at this time. See attached flyer for more information. Mistletoe Fellowship for research and professional development for postdocs and senior grad students The Mistletoe Foundation is delighted to welcome applications to the inaugural Mistletoe Research Fellowship program for the academic year.

The application is available via the online portal at our website and applications will be accepted starting Monday, April 16th through May 16th. The Mistletoe Research Fellowship fosters the development of new competencies in postdoctoral scholars and advanced PhD candidates with permission by offering unrestricted research funding and professional development training which includes entrepreneurial collaboration.

All Mistletoe Fellows participate in two programs designed to build skills that will help Fellows to succeed and work more effectively with outside collaborators, whether they seek industry careers or remain in academia. See attached flyer with application instructions. Princeton Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Networking Group The purpose of this group is to create a forum where local bioinformaticians can meet, share ideas, and network.

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Coincidentally, the bioinformatics department at BMS is currently growing and hiring all levels from interns rising junior and senior college students through research scientists Ph. Attached is a flyer for the event. Learn more about our program and view open positions, click here. The ideal candidate should have a strong research background and substantial knowledge of the blood cancer field. Excellent written and oral communication skills are essential, and postdoctoral research experience is preferred, The job is located in Rye Brook, New York.

A more complete description of the available position is located here. The group is very sophisticated, as we review about 80 companies a year and fund new ones through our Venture Philanthropy effort. We also receive about grant applications a year we fund about Beyond that, the mission to help patients is a true delight. For more information, contact Lee Greenberger, PhD lee.

The theme of this Spring Symposium is to harness the power of statistical science and artificial intelligence in real world evidence. Speakers and their presentations at this Symposium are abstracts are attached: Application Link Data Science in 30 minutes: The program is geared toward scientists who aim to pursue integrated, translational research that is focused on advancing promising new nanotechnology-based diagnostics and therapeutics to improve cancer care. Therefore, the training will emphasize understanding of biological and clinical needs in development of new technologies and in modification of existing technologies in nanoscience.

Application packages for this year are due by May 31 and may be found here. Learn strategies to find your next great career! Hosted by BP, in partnership with Mitacs. Attend the conference from wherever you are via Zoom webinar. Watch all conference sessions on demand from 15 May until 15 June March 1st - April 14th: April 15th - May 12th: Graduate students, recent PhDs, postdocs, adjuncts, faculty members Discovering new paths are by learning about non-academic areas and getting ready to work in a professional environment.

Professionals who were in your position before they translated their academic experience to new fields will be present. See attached flyer for details of speakers. Friday March 23 from Networking Workshop on behalf of Dr. Itzamarie Doreen Badheka Networking is the 1 word we hear in every career event - long-lasting connections will very likely help you land on that job interview.

In this workshop, Ashley Rae Kark will teach us "the art of networking" and how to make the best impression. Masters and doctoral students, as well as postdocs are welcome to this event.

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For more information contact Doreen Badheka Thursday March 29 from 4: The program will be sponsored by four New Jersey-based life sciences companies that offer high-value projects and experiences, including the opportunity for the fellow to shadow a senior executive from each company for 6 months each.

Upon program completion, the fellow will have an established business network and will be prepared to pursue a start-up in the New Jersey region. Applicants must have a PhD or PharmD. Apply for this unique and exciting opportunity at this site by April 1. Attend the Inaugural 3 Minute Thesis Competition! Student presentations are evaluated by a panel of judges for content, comprehension, engagement, and communication.

Join us for this fun and exciting event on Thursday, March 22nd at 6: Ludwig Global Village on the Douglass Campus. Our top 8 finalists will be presenting their research one last time for a chance to win prizes and advance to the regional competition hosted by the Northeast Association of Graduate Schools NAGS. Students, faculty, staff, and community partners are encouraged to attend 3MT to learn more about the fantastic, cutting-edge research taking place across all disciplines at Rutgers University. The competition is free and open to all members of the Rutgers community as well as the general public.

To learn more about 3MT, please see the attached flyer or visit this page. Any event questions or comments can be directed to Steph Brescia. Conduct primary and secondary market research and support the development of proposals and other business development materials Technical Skills: How does this affect their overall income going forward? I can go into some of the reasons this happens but will save that for later. Right now, you need to know that this does not have to happen to you! When we coach clients and they learn the 2Actify Program, they usually find a job within 2 months rather than the average 6 months.

This project will be for approx. Biomedical Equipment Technician job responsibilities include: Work closely with asset management team Liaison with medical device companies Document progress in database Organizes and prioritizes schedule in order to complete all job requirements in a timely manner If you are interested in this Biomedical Equipment Technician job in Hackensack, NJ then please contact Kim Jewett at kimberly. For other opportunities available at Adecco Medical go to www. Margolis, MD, Center for Health Policy at Duke University and supported by a cooperative agreement with FDA, this public event will bring the stakeholder community together to discuss the challenges that rare disease settings pose for treatment development and regulatory decision-making, as well as the promising study designs and analytical methods that can help overcome them.

Monday, March 19, 9: Promoting the Use of Complex Innovative Designs in Clinical Trials Workshop FDA is conducting a public workshop to discuss the use of complex innovative designs CID in clinical trials of drugs and biological products to inform regulatory decision making. Tuesday, March 20, 8: Rolling admissions begin April 1st with May interviews. Application forms and further information are available on our website. Citizens and Permanent Residents only.

Postdoctoral fellows with years of postdoctoral training will receive preference. Please direct questions about the Program or the application process to Dr. March Rutgers Postdoc Symposium: Preparing for your next career step on behalf of Dr. International PhDs in the US: Keynote address will be by Dr. Adam Ruben, scientist, writer and comedian. Free event parking will be available for non-Rutgers visitors. Detailed event description and registration for the Symposium, Poster and Science Art Show submissions are now open at this site.

Please join us for a day of learning, networking and inspiration! FREE registration includes lunch and refreshments throughout the event. We will also have a social hour after the event, which would be a great opportunity to network with fellow postdocs. We look forward to seeing you soon! Please see the event flyer in the attachment. Register by March 23!

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This is a student organized event and our iJOBS students are helping plan the day. Register by April 1 by clicking here. Postdoc Position at USDA The candidate will conduct research to investigate the gut microbiome and metabolome of swine to search for biological factors that can be used to predict success during the weaning transition. Current technologies in high-throughput sequencing and analysis allow for the investigation of bacterial communities that may predispose piglets to health or illness.

The appointment is full-time for 12 months, with an anticipated start date of April 1, , and may be renewed based upon recommendation of the ARS and availability of funding. The selected applicant will receive a monthly stipend as support for their living and other expenses during this appointment. To be eligible, applicants should have a PhD in biology, microbiology, or agricultural science with a high degree of experience with molecular biology laboratory techniques and experimental design.

To apply, click here. Piscataway, NJ This event features industry experts and successful entrepreneurs who will provide key insights into the current life sciences funding landscape. As an attendee, you will learn strategies for attracting financing to support your venture's next round of development, based on real-world examples from local entrepreneurs and c-suite executives.

Reserve your seat at http: Invisible Sentinel, a global molecular solutions company based in Philadelphia, is dedicated to providing first-in-class microbial detection tools. Click here to register before March We ask you to please make an effort to attend if you register. Friday, April 13, Location: Challenges and Advice Interview and Negotiating Skills for PhDs 4: Molecular imaging, the non-invasive monitoring of specific molecular and biochemical processes in living organisms, continues to expand its applications in the detection and management of cancer. The centerpiece of the SMIS program is the opportunity for trainees PhD or MD with an emphasis on PhD to conduct innovative molecular imaging research that is co-mentored by faculty in complementary disciplines.

SMIS trainees also engage in specialized coursework, seminars, national conferences, clinical rounds, including ethics training and the responsible conduct of research. The three-year program culminates with the preparation and review of a mock NIH grant proposal, in support of trainee transition to an independent career in cancer molecular imaging. Candidate must have an MD or PhD degree 2. Candidate must be a US citizen, or a non-citizen national, or must have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence and possess an Alien Registration Card or or some other verification of legal admission as a permanent resident.

The student will have the opportunity to understand the role of Statistical Programming in the world of Clinical Trial. The student will be able to learn some of the roles and responsibilities of a Statistical Programmer. They will provide timely support to the study team on all programming matters according to project strategies, with focus on some key deliverables such as: Graduate students who have extensive experience working with GradFund on their fellowship and grant applications either through a GradFund Summer Mentoring Program or individual appointments, are invited to apply to be GradFund Peer Mentors.

GradFund Peer Mentors will participate in GradFund Peer Mentoring Training, May 22 and 23 and have weekly peer mentoring responsibilities from June to December that will be a 7 to 15 hour time commitment. Peer Mentoring tasks will include: To apply, submit a cover letter, cv and a writing sample--the narrative sections of a grant or fellowship application that you have submitted as a graduate student. The application deadline is March 12, Networking workshop on behalf or Dr. Doreen Badheka and the ACA Networking is the 1 word we hear in every career event - long-lasting connections will very likely help you land on that job interview.

For more information contact Doreen Badheka Thursday, March 29, from 4: RWJ Biomedical Entrepreneurship Network Innovation Summit on behalf of Parth Patel Our goal is to foster entrepreneurial thinking among our peers, and to provide students at Rutgers and around New Jersey with the tools to bring their ideas to life. In that spirit, we are hosting a Health Innovation Summit this April, at which we will have clinical and healthcare industry experts speak on their experiences and advise students during a pitch workshop and competition.

The deadline to submit a pitch is Mar 26th. Students are welcome to just attend as well. Stories in Science Global Initiative Our mission for our website is simple: We are surrounded by so many stories in science. Stories of success, failure, fear, discovery, serendipity, collaboration, separation, inspiration, mentorship, and so much more. Sadly, these stories remain untold. It is these stories that the stories in science initiative aims to highlight.

Stories from faculty, postdocs, graduate students, undergrads, and even the public. The database continues to grow with stories and the first book which explored the idea of stories in science was released in How can you help? You can help by sharing your story. We would like you to consider sharing your own story and be part of the growing movement in storytelling in science.

Explore the stories we have published so far and then send us an email at storiesinsci gmail. Postdoc position at Merck As a post-doctoral fellow in Merck Research Labs Translational Molecular Biomarkers group based in Kenilworth, NJ, you will work with a highly collaborative team of scientists to understand the longitudinal effects of standard of care chemotherapies on biomarkers relevant to immune checkpoint modulation.

Conduct in vitro and ex vivo experiments and analysis using a variety of techniques including but not limited to multiparameter cytometry, functional immune cell assays, e. T-cell activation and proliferation, cytokine profiling Functional characterization of cellular immune components from clinical specimens Collaborate with Merck discovery, translational, clinical scientists and external partners to conduct translational biomarker research studies Education Minimum Requirement: Single-cell data bioinformatics Monitoring immune responses in cancer therapies Familiarity with biology of immune checkpoint inhibitors Immunohistochemistry, genomics, immunoassay experience Strong history of publication in peer-review journals For more information and to apply online, click here.

And the summer intern positions are out, too. To see the full list, click here. Insmed, it is a global biopharmaceutical public company focusing on rare disease, with headquarters in Bridgewater, NJ. They currently have a few hundred employees, and are still rapidly growing. Find Your MedComm Calling: Graduate students and postdocs will get a chance to meet the representatives of regional medical communications agencies in a speed networking fashion.

You'll will be able to learn about each company's mission, their areas of MedComm, work environment, and positions open for their company. Afterwards, you can continue making your connections at our networking reception hosted by our sponsors. Check out our website to see a list of the participating medical communication agencies.

While this event is open for all, the ideal participants for this event would be senior PhD graduate students and postdocs who are seriously considering a career in medical communications immediately to the next 6 months. The first webinar introduces the career path broadly and the different areas of medical communication PhDs can work in.

The second will prepare you for the speed networking event. It will also focus on how to tailor a resume for medical communications and the interview process, including the writing test that interviewees have to complete. You can read articles by Yaa Haber about the benefits of shadowing as a Phase 2 iJOBS trainee , ways to improve your job search outcome , backup career plans , how to talk to your PI about your career plans , women as healthcare innovators , mental health issues in grad students , and the iJOBS workshop on project management.

A list of jobs can be found at this site. Internships at Genentech One of our current students, Pooja Khanna was an intern at Genentech last summer and writes about her experience. My specific role was in the PTPK department working on a project related to the pharmacokinetic properties of the large biologics the company had developed for neuroscience indications. Genentech runs a large internship program, there were over people last summer, the majority of whom were undergraduates but there were some graduate students as well.

The company went above and beyond with a constant stream of intern activities and trips as well as incredibly useful talks from their recruiters on how to optimize your resume and LinkedIn profile to be competitive for a job in industry. As interns we also had access to one-on-one sessions for career advice in addition to these talks. The highlight of my summer were an intern trip to Yosemite and a large summer concert Genentech sponsors every year for its employees at Levi's Stadium in SF. The company has cutting edge research as well as a very welcoming work environment.

I reached out to the Vice President of the entire Development team last summer and she made the time to meet with me. An intern friend of mine scheduled a phone call with the CFO of Genentech while he was walking his dog. These unique opportunities to gain career advice from leaders in the field were very meaningful. The internship was not just a networking opportunity but also a way to connect and make friends with interns who have similar interests as well as to learn about science in a company that emphasizes research and is consistently ranked at the top of its field.

Pooja can answer questions at poojak gsbs. We have space for 8 attendees so please let me know if you are interested. Prominent scientists will be present from the state and recognized for their achievements. If you would like one of the spots, please email janet. Job as Scientific Support Specialist at PromoCell They are seeking for our in-house technical support team two home-based Scientific Support Specialists for the US — one position on the East Coast and one on the West Coast, each with close proximity to a major airport.

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Previous laboratory work with primary cell culture. Previous technical support experience. We are willing to train candidates with the right attitude and a solid technical background. See this link for additional information. Please send your cover letter and resume to Ms. Advice and Resources for Grad Students Thinking about life after grad school? This workshop will tell you about NEW resources available at the School of Graduate Studies and Career Services to help you prepare for and get a job, in or outside academia.

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Knowledge of CAD design software associated with solid modeling and drafting. Shortly after getting onto Norman Road at a house with several feeders a nice variety of feeder birds were seen, including a White-throated sparrow by just a few of us when it showed very briefly. A Sharp-shinned hawk was fanning its tail to dry in a nearby tree, and a merlin perched on a distant tree top.

Further down Norman Rd was our second falcon of the day, an American kestrel, as well as several groups of Trumpeter swans and lots of fly-over Snow geese. From here we headed north to Skagit County, traveling on back roads up to Fir Island. At Hayton Reserve we were treated to an estimated , Dunlin in a huge flock on the high-tide remaining mudflats. Two peregrines put on a show dueling for apparent territorial rights to the flock, while the Dunlin dazzled with evasive flocking behavior.

It was getting late so we skipped the rest of the dike access areas on Fir Island, and headed for the Samish Flats. Ken can make a comment re his groups totals. Sunday we met at the Point Brown Jetty where a steady stream of Sooty shearwaters, two Parasitic jaegers, loons, ducks, and gulls were seen, but no rock-birds. This was the story of the weekend really, nice weather, good comradery, and few shorebirds.

We made several stops on the open coastal beach finding primarily Sanderling, then stops at the north end of the Oyhut Game Range nearly devoid of shorebirds but nice looks at Merlin and Peregrine falcon where we did manage to see an American golden plover far away across the tidal ingress stream with a flock of other shorebirds. This prompted us to return to the south end of the game range to try for closer looks at the shorebird flock.

We were able to get nicer looks at the AGPL but most of the peeps had moved on. On the way back to the hotel we stopped at the Hoquiam STP, where shorebirds were surprisingly nearly absent. We had dinner at the usual Mexican place and overnight at the Best Western Plus the old Guesthouse by the river. Monday AM we awakened to fairly dense fog by the river, and were relieved that it cleared as we drove south to Westport.

We spent a bit of time in the overgrown fields by the Coast Guard Station and Fox sparrows were singing, WEME were found, a few American pipits were on the sparsely vegetated ground area to the left of the road in, and the sun started to warm things up a bit. From here we headed to Bottle Beach where we had 47 species, highlighted by a grand total of 1 shorebird. A single Black-bellied plover clung to a piece of sunken driftwood as the tide came in, but no other shorebirds at all were seen.

We had a good time birding the upland area finding a fair variety of passerines. We had lunch at the Tokeland Marina, where nice new picnic tables gave us views of the wintering Willets, and we looked hard for unusual water birds, really finding nothing other than the usual Common loons, and a variety of grebes, ducks, and gulls. Our last stop was at Westhaven SP where we hoped for the missing rock birds, but only Black Turnstones were found which we had already the day prior at the base of the jetty.

A good time was had by all, a big group of 19 on Sunday and 21 on Monday. Lark sparrow was a lifer for at least one of us seen on the last day at the Moses Lake Rookery entrance road. Here is a link to the trip report on my birding notes page. Photo by Diane Y-Q. Friday we caravanned south, 4 cars, 14 birders, to our first stop to the cemetery on Balsh Rd, Lyle, WA. From there we headed to the Acorn Woodpecker granary, where we found neither the granary tree or the woodpecker, but heard a wild turkey gobble, saw a male Western Tanager up close, and enjoyed the sunshine.

Next stop was Rock Creek, where we birded the gravel road, had great looks at more Lazuli buntings and a Yellow-breasted chat. Saturday we were up early to seek the Great-gray owl ner Spring Creek on nest boxes provided by the Walawa-Whitman National Forest management group. We headed back east out of La Grande, and onto FR 21 where after a few more turns came to the area for the first search.

This area involved a walk through beautiful monotone meadows on a muddy two-track road looking for the promised Purple polka-dotted flag to mark the first nest box area. The next was only seen by Ken and myself, and was much more fleeting, in a deeper forest area. We got good looks at Mountain bluebird, and enjoyed the exercise. After this we sent to the box described as where everyone goes.

The box had 3 downy chicks, and we had one good but brief fly in by the adult presumed male to feed them a rodent. We spent the rest of the day birding a large wetland near La Grande called Ladd Marsh. In addition there were large numbers of Yellow-headed blackbirds, lots of waterfowl, and just generally good birding. Sunday we headed back to WA and Biscuit Ridge where we targeted Green-tailed towhee on a day when it was flat out cold and windy.

We battled through the elements and most of us got at least fleeting looks at a GTTO. We got to hear it sing along with at least one more farther down a slippery, wet, rocky hillside. Just after seeing this some of us got on an adult Northern Goshawk as it flew up the valley. After briefly considering a try for Great-gray owl in WA where it has been seen on Jasper Mountain Rd, we decided to stop shivering and head for lower ground.